
Carpenter, Zuckerman & Rowley, LLP is a Los Angeles traumatic brain injury law firm. Our Los Angeles personal injury lawyers represent persons who have suffered traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and seek compensation on their behalf from those parties responsible for harming them.
Car accidents, assaults, falls, and firearms can all cause traumatic brain injuries. When such an injury occurs, the victim may suffer some disruption in brain function as well as some form of permanent brain injury. The effects of a traumatic brain injury can range from a mild concussion to a coma or death. We recognize the impact that a traumatic brain injury can have on your health, employment, and overall well-being. We will ensure that your needs are met appropriately and effectively. Please call our Los Angeles injury attorneys now for a free consultation and get the help you need.
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[...] plaintiff suffered a movement disorder as a result of a mild to moderate traumatic brain injury. Plaintiff’s counsel proved the brain injury through collateral witnesses because the only [...]
[...] – Mark J. Ashley, Sc.D., brain injury/trauma, Bakersfield; Swaraj Bose, M.D., neuro-ophthalmology, Irvine; H. Ronald Fisk, M.D., Ph.D., [...]
[...] later determined that Ken suffered a hematoma and loss of some tissue in the frontal lobe of his brain. Ken also had neuron loss on the right side of his [...]
[...] Rowley has extensive experience representing victims and families of serious injuries and wrongful death. By the age of 32, Nick had won over $100 million dollars in verdicts and [...]
[...] She was in and out of consciousness when the ambulance arrived, suffering multiple fractures and a moderate traumatic brain injury. She was hospitalized at Cedars Sinai, her husband Wayne flew out from Toronto not knowing whether [...]
[...] loss, coma, and death. Because it is possible that a TBI can have no outward symptoms, winning a California brain injury case can be difficult. It is very challenging to convince a jury of the serious nature of a brain [...]